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Netflix on Demand works - now a wireless question
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<blockquote data-quote="fletch33" data-source="post: 633343" data-attributes="member: 32473"><p>there are many devices out there to send video to another monitor with sound wirelessly. <a href="http://www.x10.com/promotions/wireless_video_sender_vk82a.html" target="_blank">here</a> is a cheap example. i have seen them up to $300 as well. not sure what the differences are in the pricing but my money says that none of them would be quality enough for me to enjoy a movie. i personally would find an old pc and install a good wireless card and video card and stream it to the pc then connect that to the tv. i only say pc because you can find one real cheap that would do this versus what you might have to spend on a mac.</p><p></p><p>i have this exact setup on an old emachine at home. i use a wireless N router and a wireless N card in the emachine and you would think it was hard wired with the speedy transfer rates i get.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fletch33, post: 633343, member: 32473"] there are many devices out there to send video to another monitor with sound wirelessly. [URL="http://www.x10.com/promotions/wireless_video_sender_vk82a.html"]here[/URL] is a cheap example. i have seen them up to $300 as well. not sure what the differences are in the pricing but my money says that none of them would be quality enough for me to enjoy a movie. i personally would find an old pc and install a good wireless card and video card and stream it to the pc then connect that to the tv. i only say pc because you can find one real cheap that would do this versus what you might have to spend on a mac. i have this exact setup on an old emachine at home. i use a wireless N router and a wireless N card in the emachine and you would think it was hard wired with the speedy transfer rates i get. [/QUOTE]
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